If you haven’t been following the saga, Social Warfare blew up some websites a couple of weeks ago with a buggy update. After 7 updates to fix it, I found the plugin was still slowing my sites down. So I decided to replace Social Warfare, and I got a nice little traffic bump for speeding up my site.
Last year, I set up email newsletters for my top three sites because everyone says you should. So why did I suddenly get rid of it all this year?
My experience with GetResponse and how their hyperactive spam detection system flagged my account before I’d sent a single email.
You may believe your blog needs your name and face to gain trust. But this isn’t true for most blogs, and there are advantages to keeping it impersonal.
I got an email today for one of my sites. I discovered an exciting little invisible iframe at the bottom that was, I’m sure, designed to infect my computer. I’m calling this one the ICANN Domain Abuse Email Scam.